Halo - Ing Inks

[Jan2016]

Yes that could be an explanation.

Another thing I start to notice now is that the halo-ing inks all have a chromatography which has a sharp contrast at the end.

[Corona688]

Oddly I didn't get any chromatograph effect, even though W&N Green contains really distinct and intense blue which likes to separate. I wasn't using it straight though, added a lot of water and some gum arabic. I ended up with a "dye" which took 40 minutes to dry, and had an exaggerated halo.

Edited March 23, 2018 by Corona688

[Jan2016]

Birmingham Point Park Fountain Turquoise

 

[Misfit]

Thank you for these examples. I have 5 of the inks you featured if Waterman Havana Brown is the same as Absolute Brown.

 

Plus Diamine Turquoise that another thread identified as halo-ing.

 

Looking forward to trying these in the near future to see if I can get this effect.

[Misfit]

I got a bottle of Diamine Turquoise, and put it in a Retro 51 with 1.1mm italic nib. It shows the outlining on Tomoe River paper and Leuchtturm 1917 notebook paper. That’s all I’ve tried it on. Very happy with the results. Outlining is the quality I’ll be chasing now.

[lgsoltek]

Pelikan Edelstein Moonstone:

 

 

[Misfit]

Thank you for sharing Moonstone here. I saw your excellent review @Lgsoltek

[Leonardo_Writing]

This deserves to be seen again !
Beautiful example of the HALO-ing effect , I just noticed it with my R&K Alt Goldgrün and as was looking how is it called, I thought darker outline, and I like Halo too